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Yes, she played two characters.

Time period wise, not at all. This one is set in Goguryeo, while My Country was set at the end of the Goryeo period. Besides that, it has very good sword fighting scenes which is similar to My Country.

They really saved the best kiss scene for the spin-off lol.

I meant romantically, but yeah, both of them liked the King a lot.

I also wanted to add one more thing. If we look at it from a psychological standpoint, memories are what make up a person's personality. Strictly speaking, if her memories returned then so would her personality.

I don't agree with that either, it was a combination of both souls; that's why she referred to herself as Jang So Yong. They merged both personalities into one as a result.

Her soul has taken over since episode 8 if you remember. That's when they started developing feelings for each other.

I can't believe it is over.

Well yes, but you said it in the harshest way possible.

From a story standpoint they have to make Bong Hwan return to the present; they can't really get out of that.

How would you have made the ending like? There wasn't any way to get out of the ending that we got to be honest, it makes sense from a story standpoint.

Can't satisfy everyone with the ending, it is what it is.

It was So Yong that liked the King while Bong Hwan was in her body.

History changed and Cheoljong and So Yong lived happily ever after.

It's low key a documentary if you wanted to know where the lack of uniqueness came from.

This guy is Animal Man live-action.

This drama is amazing and you'll definitely love it. I didn't even know Hwang In Yeop was in this drama, to be honest.

This guy looks like a combination of Lee Joon Gi and Woo Do Hwan.

I don't think they ever mentioned that Ok Nyeo's real name was Lee Seo Won. Is that a typo or something?

I'm sorry but I got to disagree with you. Saying sexual harassment is wrong is the equivalent of saying "All Lives Matter". You've got to take into consideration who are the majority of victims in our contemporary society. I can guarantee you on every inch of this planet, it's women who take up the majority. The same case goes with minority groups who are treated less than human. The way you generalize everyone into one group doesn't actually solve anything. There's a reason the recent movement is called "Black Lives Matter" and not "All Lives Matter". I'm just speculating, but I'm guessing the reason you rated this drama so low is because of the way they portrayed sexual harassment in Korean society. I'm not sure where your country of origin is but Korean's morals and norms are distinctly different from the West. No offense, but it's not your place to criticize how their society works. If what I said was true then I feel like it's completely unfair that your judgment was clouded by this one issue, and subsequently affected your final rating. Since you clearly finished this drama, it's hard to believe that you would watch the whole thing through if it was this low of quality. I suggest you think about it clearly with unbiased thoughts and give it a proper and fair rating.